We spend the day with Darcine Thomas (Kyla Diane Kennedy), divorced and jobless, as she strives to thrive, and survive, in post-pandemic Los Angeles. She plans to start a new business that would help those living on the street, and struggles to find her own new job, but hits obstacles at every turn. She ends her day in the most surprising – and tragic – of places.

Through a surreal turn of events, a model/influencer breaks free from the everyday pull of instant gratification. Narrated by Masego Morgan, this film reflects on the ties between losing oneself amidst media overconsumption, the perception of others, and eventually reclaiming one's voice through community--especially those who see you through your own lens.

In the bathroom of a public high school, two girls are frequent visitors.Margot inhabits the first stall to eat her lunch alone every day. Alexia occupies the bordering stall to make herself throw up after being rejected by dance school. Being in the bathroom for purposes other than its initial use leads to an unconventional connection.

Erratic messages from her dad sends JO deep into the California desert to sort through the remains of a frenzied, paranoid manic episode. However, along the way she makes two discoveries: the rest of her family wish to no longer support him, and the trunk of his car is filled with hundreds of slippers...